Newark Real Estate News
Newark’s Parking Debate Takes Center Stage After Tower Denial
A proposed 27-story tower in Newark’s Military Park Historic District was denied, but the decision raised a larger question: should developers still be required to provide parking near transit?
Six-Story Apartment Building Proposal Near NJIT Moves Forward in Newark
The Newark project includes one- and two-bedroom apartments, affordable housing units, and resident amenities, though no on-site parking is planned.
Study Says Newark Housing Market is Surging Despite Slight NJ Cool Off
New data on homes for sale over the course of 2026 shows that while NJ overall has seen a slight dip in asking prices, Newark is defying the trend and heating up.
Kawaida Towers Affordable Housing Proposal Reemerges in Downtown Newark
A controversial and symbolic Newark housing project first envisioned in the 1970s is reemerging with a new design.
Newark Senior Affordable Housing Complex Unveils $42 Million Renovation
The renovation of the Newark senior apartments was the first major rehab in nearly 50 years.
Newark Anheuser-Busch Brewery Sells for $360 Million
The buyer, Goodman North American Management, is planning to build a sprawling logistics center at the brewing facility after it closed last year.
Newark Developer Pedro Gomes Wins Approval for Second High-Rise Near Broad Street
A mere weeks after Pedro Gomes had his first high-rise approved in Newark, the developer had a second tower approved, this time reaching 15 stories.
Newark Planning Board Rejects 27-Story Tower Proposal Downtown
The developer has been trying to redevelop the former Tipsy's Lounge site since 2017.
Ground Broken on South Ward Wellness Center in Newark
A public-private partnership has broken ground on the South Ward Wellness Center, a long-planned health and wellness facility in Newark.
Five-Story Newark Development Near Vailsburg Park Moves Forward
Newark officials advanced a 20-year tax agreement for a proposed five-story building with apartments, retail, and parking on South Orange Avenue.
